Five Days and Counting

[MrsAyilliath 0]

My husband's interview is now officially five days away. I leave on Friday to join him in Delhi for the interview and to also hopefully bring him home with me within the week. The person at the Embassy said that if, (because I believe in the power of positive thinking and prayer I say--WHEN) he is approved, we may be able to pick up the passport with the visa the same or following day. That would make me SOOO happy.

Hubby and I both have a mixture of sheer terror, anxiety and excitement all bundled into one emotional ball. Based on how things have been going lately at the various Consulates in India, you never know when you will walk away with a 221g or a visa. Everything seems to be a ####### shoot even when you have everything in order.

What did you do to stay sane whil you waited (or are waiting) for your SO's interview? I've been cleaning, I've been working like crazy at the office and with my business trying to prepare for yet another journey to India. Mostly though, I've been praying. I keep bouncing between being very strong in my faith and KNOWING that God already has this taken care of for us and that all will be well. Then I have those days where I'm just a walking body of anxiety and I'm questioning everything. So I'm welcoming any creative ways of staying sane for the next five days. I want to be a pillar of calm for my husband on the big day. Good luck and many blessings to everyone on this journey and thanks in advance for your suggestions.

[sarah and hicham 3]

Are you going to change the same post everyday to adjust how many days are left? That's really not necessary.

Good luck!

[MrsAyilliath 0]

My husband's interview is now officially five days away. I leave on Friday to join him in Delhi for the interview and to also hopefully bring him home with me within the week. The person at the Embassy said that if, (because I believe in the power of positive thinking and prayer I say--WHEN) he is approved, we may be able to pick up the passport with the visa the same or following day. That would make me SOOO happy.

Hubby and I both have a mixture of sheer terror, anxiety and excitement all bundled into one emotional ball. Based on how things have been going lately at the various Consulates in India, you never know when you will walk away with a 221g or a visa. Everything seems to be a ####### shoot even when you have everything in order.

What did you do to stay sane whil you waited (or are waiting) for your SO's interview? I've been cleaning, I've been working like crazy at the office and with my business trying to prepare for yet another journey to India. Mostly though, I've been praying. I keep bouncing between being very strong in my faith and KNOWING that God already has this taken care of for us and that all will be well. Then I have those days where I'm just a walking body of anxiety and I'm questioning everything. So I'm welcoming any creative ways of staying sane for the next five days. I want to be a pillar of calm for my husband on the big day. Good luck and many blessings to everyone on this journey and thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Sarah,

I really don't think that comment was necessary. However, I will address it this one time. If you notice, my first post was put only in the south Asia forum which doesn't have as many visitors. Today i decided to post it in the K3. I am not the only one who posts the same topic in two different forums. I'm sure you are award of the fact that not everyone visits the same forums. Why you felt the need to make what I feel is a negative tongue in cheek remark I'm not sure but whatever floats your boat. This board is about encouragement and information and that's what I was looking for by posting this in BOTH forums. If it bothers you please don't read it. And btw, i didn't think your comment was necessary either. Good luck on YOUR journey whatever it may be.

[Arla 0]

I dont have any advice to give but best of luck with the interview!

[doc_cute 0]

My husband's interview is now officially five days away. I leave on Friday to join him in Delhi for the interview and to also hopefully bring him home with me within the week. The person at the Embassy said that if, (because I believe in the power of positive thinking and prayer I say--WHEN) he is approved, we may be able to pick up the passport with the visa the same or following day. That would make me SOOO happy.

Hubby and I both have a mixture of sheer terror, anxiety and excitement all bundled into one emotional ball. Based on how things have been going lately at the various Consulates in India, you never know when you will walk away with a 221g or a visa. Everything seems to be a ####### shoot even when you have everything in order.

What did you do to stay sane whil you waited (or are waiting) for your SO's interview? I've been cleaning, I've been working like crazy at the office and with my business trying to prepare for yet another journey to India. Mostly though, I've been praying. I keep bouncing between being very strong in my faith and KNOWING that God already has this taken care of for us and that all will be well. Then I have those days where I'm just a walking body of anxiety and I'm questioning everything. So I'm welcoming any creative ways of staying sane for the next five days. I want to be a pillar of calm for my husband on the big day. Good luck and many blessings to everyone on this journey and thanks in advance for your suggestions.

i dunno what to write dear but i m just praying good luck for u coz u

just keep calm n for sure god is with u guys u both will be fine

sarah , whatever the posting may be yaar we should give encouragement to each other

we all need it at one stage or the other so wishing her good luck n

god bless,

mala

[sunset2005 0]

Unfortunately, the answer is No...LOL

I lost hours of sleep! After I got the call from my husband that the interview was a success, I still couldnt sleep..LOL My sleep finally got back to normal when he arrived. I wish you both the best of luck!!!

My husband's interview is now officially five days away. I leave on Friday to join him in Delhi for the interview and to also hopefully bring him home with me within the week. The person at the Embassy said that if, (because I believe in the power of positive thinking and prayer I say--WHEN) he is approved, we may be able to pick up the passport with the visa the same or following day. That would make me SOOO happy.

Hubby and I both have a mixture of sheer terror, anxiety and excitement all bundled into one emotional ball. Based on how things have been going lately at the various Consulates in India, you never know when you will walk away with a 221g or a visa. Everything seems to be a ####### shoot even when you have everything in order.

What did you do to stay sane whil you waited (or are waiting) for your SO's interview? I've been cleaning, I've been working like crazy at the office and with my business trying to prepare for yet another journey to India. Mostly though, I've been praying. I keep bouncing between being very strong in my faith and KNOWING that God already has this taken care of for us and that all will be well. Then I have those days where I'm just a walking body of anxiety and I'm questioning everything. So I'm welcoming any creative ways of staying sane for the next five days. I want to be a pillar of calm for my husband on the big day. Good luck and many blessings to everyone on this journey and thanks in advance for your suggestions.

[aj1 1]

I remember how nervous i was when it was coming close to my fiance's interview. I prayed alot but before i knew it he had went and it was over so fast. But your husband will do fine I am sure . Let us know how everything goes.

AJ1

[Zee Bee 61]

I just wanted to wish you good luck on the interview...I am sure it will be a success

[MissStacey 1]

I was in such a panic making sure we had everything we needed. I was able to get my Interview very quickly after faxing my checklist back and the rush was on. Luckily everything came together (almost last minute)- I was actually able to relax a bit when I got to Vancouver.

[Cassie 8]

I worked on packing everything up to go to the US, last final details of the wedding, and walking down at the beach.

[MrsAyilliath 0]

Thanks to everyone who delivered kind words of encouragement to me. I definitely need it. I wish I had a beach near here so that could walk and let the waves lap at my feet for a while but unfortunately I'm kind of landlocked. The hilarious thing is that I am completely packed for the trip already. I'm usually one of those last minute nellies who's up until 3 or 4 in the morning packing the night before a 7 a.m. flight. It's amazing how a little bit of nervous anxiety can light a fire under my butt.

I'm just trying to remind myself to slow down and just breathe. Again thanks everyone for helping me start my day on such a positive note.

[doc_cute 0]

Thanks to everyone who delivered kind words of encouragement to me. I definitely need it. I wish I had a beach near here so that could walk and let the waves lap at my feet for a while but unfortunately I'm kind of landlocked. The hilarious thing is that I am completely packed for the trip already. I'm usually one of those last minute nellies who's up until 3 or 4 in the morning packing the night before a 7 a.m. flight. It's amazing how a little bit of nervous anxiety can light a fire under my butt.

I'm just trying to remind myself to slow down and just breathe. Again thanks everyone for helping me start my day on such a positive note.

may u both be united soon n your hubby gets the visa amen !

mala

[simple_male 1]

My husband's interview is now officially five days away. I leave on Friday to join him in Delhi for the interview and to also hopefully bring him home with me within the week. The person at the Embassy said that if, (because I believe in the power of positive thinking and prayer I say--WHEN) he is approved, we may be able to pick up the passport with the visa the same or following day. That would make me SOOO happy.

Hubby and I both have a mixture of sheer terror, anxiety and excitement all bundled into one emotional ball. Based on how things have been going lately at the various Consulates in India, you never know when you will walk away with a 221g or a visa. Everything seems to be a ####### shoot even when you have everything in order.

What did you do to stay sane whil you waited (or are waiting) for your SO's interview? I've been cleaning, I've been working like crazy at the office and with my business trying to prepare for yet another journey to India. Mostly though, I've been praying. I keep bouncing between being very strong in my faith and KNOWING that God already has this taken care of for us and that all will be well. Then I have those days where I'm just a walking body of anxiety and I'm questioning everything. So I'm welcoming any creative ways of staying sane for the next five days. I want to be a pillar of calm for my husband on the big day. Good luck and many blessings to everyone on this journey and thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Yes, I understand your feelings. Visit friends and families so that you don't think about the interview all the time. In the meantime, check and review all your documents, paperwork that you are supposed to take them for interview. Take all originals plus one set of photocopies. They usually keep the photocopies while return the originals. Good Luck!

[TracyLuis 0]

Although I was extremely distracted, I spent hours (days, really) organizing everything meticulously....going over and over every detail of my paperwork like I was stricken with OCD.

Oh, and I went shopping for new clothes

[MrsAyilliath 0]

Although I was extremely distracted, I spent hours (days, really) organizing everything meticulously....going over and over every detail of my paperwork like I was stricken with OCD.

Oh, and I went shopping for new clothes

ooohhh You mentioned the dangerous word.."Shopping" Lol... Bath and body works is having their semi annual sale and I hit that last night and now your post has inspired me to shop for SHOES which are the last thing I need. I'm ashamed to say how many pairs I have already.